Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang joins ‘Mornings with Maria’ to discuss China’s scramble for Nvidia AI chips, America’s AI edge and Beijing’s growing military aggression in the Pacific.
- China is considering curbing overseas access to its top AI models, including unreleased ones, after meetings with firms like Alibaba, ByteDance, and Z(.)ai, per Reuters. – CT
CHINA TIGHTENS AI CONTROLS Chinese officials have reportedly held talks with leading tech firms on restricting overseas access to the country’s most advanced AI models.
CHINA TIGHTENS AI CONTROLS
Chinese officials have reportedly held talks with leading tech firms on restricting overseas access to the country’s most advanced AI models.#NYI pic.twitter.com/KgiwH7SxZo
— NewYork-Insight (@NewYork_Insight) July 9, 2026
GM. I found this VERY interesting. Distillation. If you’re invested in AI, as I am, this word might keep you up at night. According to this chart, the US will be spending 3% of the whole US economy next year on frontier AI. Essentially, the US is outspending China 10:1. Do we need the fastest AI model to run our businesses? NO. In this race… US is winning for most dollars spent. China’s winning for the customer and spending 10x less money. China is basically copying our homework. They have the same answers and are selling it for cheaper. So demand is shifting to cheaper models… When will this AI bubble pop? Have a blessed day!

Why China is finally letting AI firms buy the Nvidia H200. Beijing aims to ‘temporarily ease the training bottleneck’ in China’s AI industry, but it remains focused on tech self-sufficiency, analysts say – SCMP article


